41. Burned Methodist Churches List, 1990-2000 February 18, 1990 St. Paul christian methodist episcopal Church, Gordonville, AL;February 14, 1992 United Methodist Church of Chunchula, Chunchula, AL http://gbgm-umc.org/advance/Church-Burnings/methstats.stm

Burned Methodist Churches Home Links News How to Help National Church Arson Registry 1990–2000 ALABAMA February 18, 1990 St. Paul Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Gordonville, AL February 14, 1992 United Methodist Church of Chunchula, Chunchula, AL December 3, 1993 First United Methodist Church, Jacksonville, AL September 17, 1994 Antioch African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Ft. Deposit, AL November 8, 1994 Bexar United Methodist Church, Hamilton, AL May 25, 1996 Longridge Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Greensboro, AL January 18, 1997 Flint Hill Methodist Church, Rockford, Al June 30, 1997 Tate Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Little River, AL March 15, 1998 Old Emory Methodist Church, LaFayette, AL June 6, 2000 Providence United Methodist Church, Titus, AL ARIZONA November 18, 1998 Albright United Methodist Church, Phoenix, AZ ARKANSAS July 20, 1996 Clayborn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Arkadelphia, AR October 5, 1997 Forest Hills United Methodist Church, Forest City, AR May 19, 2000 First United Methodist Church, Texarkana, AR

42. GBGM Feature African Methodist Episcopal Zion (AMEZ) Church christian methodist episcopal (CME)Church Union American Methodist Episcopal (UMAE) Church http://gbgm-umc.org/global_news/full_article.cfm?articleid=2818

43. Prospect Christian Methodist Episcopal Church http://www.amesplantation.org/CulturalResource/cemeteries/ProscpectChurchCemeter

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44. Prospect Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Grand Junction The 1989 membership roll of Prospect christian methodist episcopal Church containsthe names of descendants of some of the pioneers who worshipped in the http://www.amesplantation.org/CulturalResource/cemeteries/ProscpectChurchCemeter

Prospect Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Grand Junction, TN As provided by Ann Jenkins: There are no records available to show when Prospect Christian Methodist Episcopal Church was established. However, there is strong evidence to suggest that members were worshipping at Prospect Church during the early 1890's. One of the present members, Katherine Lake, recalls having heard her father, Sandy Horston, say that when he was 18 years old, and himself a member of Prospect Church, he was given a copy of a deed which conveyed to the trustees "a one and one-half acre graveyard site; and Prospect Colored M.E. Church lot on the west side of (what is now) Highway #18". This apparently occurred in about 1895. Indications are that until about 1910, Prospect Colored M.E. Church worshipped in a building on the site described by the deed. That building was also being used a school house and was called Prospect School. About 1910, the old building was destroyed by fire, and the membership soon thereafter began to plan for a new church. They felt that Prospect Church could grow and better serve the needs of the community, if the building could be relocated on a public road. Their wish was granted. They moved to a site about 1/2 mile from the original church site located on what was then the Grand Junction-Hickory Valley Road. The church was rebuilt and in 1912, the congregation began worshipping in its second building. Little is known as to who the pastors were, nor the church officials who administered Prospect Church, from its beginning in about 1890 to its relocation in about 1912. Indications are that in the very early days of the church a Rev. John Morgan and his wife Emmaline were responsible for much of the leadership. It is possible that Rev. Morgan may have served at some time as pastor of Prospect Church. Some other persons who are known to have served faithfully in the church during this period were: Jack Buntyn, John and Ann Buntyn, Henry and Ann Grayson, Andrew Goodall, Isom and Florence Lowe, Sandy Horston, Joe Moore, Joe O'Bannon, and Bill and Jennie Richardson.

45. Welcome To Brown Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Church christian methodist episcopal Church 2008 South Flower Street Santa Ana CaliforniaCome worship Jesus Christ with us! Sunday 930am Sunday School http://www.browntemple.org/

Brown Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 2008 South Flower Street Santa Ana California Come worship Jesus Christ with us! Sunday: 9:30am - Sunday School 11:00am - Worship Wednesday: 7:30pm - Bible Study 2nd and 4th Saturday Rev. Paul C. Jones

46. African Methodist Episcopal Church: Information From Answers.com An offshoot is the CME (christian methodist episcopal) Church. American History.Ame Church. Stirred into action by the Great Awakening of the 1740s, http://www.answers.com/topic/african-methodist-episcopal-church

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Arts Business Entertainment Games ... More... On this page: Encyclopedia Literature US History Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping African Methodist Episcopal Church Encyclopedia African Methodist Episcopal Church, Methodist denomination (see Methodism ). It was established in 1816 in Philadelphia with Richard Allen as its first bishop. In 1991 there were about 3.5 million members in the United States. Literature A.M.E. Church The African Methodist Episcopal Church; an important denomination for African-Americans, founded in 1816 by the ex-slave and preacher Richard Allen. It is noted for education and philanthropy in the black community. An offshoot is the C.M.E. (Christian Methodist Episcopal) Church. American History A.m.e. Church Stirred into action by the Great Awakening of the 1740s, white evangelical Protestants began proselytizing black Americans. The most successful of these were the Methodists. Their program of systematic evangelism and their emphasis on a "near" rather than "distant" God, self-help, liberation from sin through conversion, and lively preaching and singingalong with John Wesley's denunciations of the evils of slaveryproved tremendously effective in attracting converts among slaves and free people of color. By the time of the Revolution, blacks formed substantial minorities in congregations in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York, and a majority in Charleston. But given the contradiction between the Methodist gospel of a Christianity transcending race and class, and the prejudices among white adherents against black people, tensions soon developed.

47. Black History christian methodist episcopal Church. black Methodist church in the United States,organized in 1870 as the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church; http://search.eb.com/Blackhistory/article.do?nKeyValue=82418

48. Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber Of Commerce | Local Houses Of Worship St. Joseph christian methodist episcopal Rev. Irene Clodfetler 510 W Rosemary St.Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (919) 9291116. University United Methodist http://www.carolinachamber.org/aboutchcar/worship.html

Local Houses of Worship African Methodist Episcopal Anglican Catholic Assemblies Of God Baptist ... Other African Methodist Episcopal 509 Chapel St Chapel Hill, NC 27516 Dr. Larnie Horton 103 Merritt Mill Road Chapel Hill, NC 27516 Fax (919) 967-9661 Anglican Catholic Father Scott McCleary 870 Weaver Dairy Road Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Assemblies Of God Celebration Assembly of God Ron H. Wood Youth Pastor - Larry Bateman 114 Weaver Dairy Road Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Fax (919) 968-1499 Baptist Antioch Baptist Church 1707 White Cross Road Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Rev. L. Gene Hatley Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Bethel Baptist Church 9326 Bethel Hickory Grove Church Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Binkley Olin T Memorial Baptist Rev. James Pike 1712 Willow Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Bridgehaven Church 11312 US HWY 15-501 N Ste. 107 Chapel Hill, NC 27517 www.bridgehavenchurch.com

49. Reviewjournal.com -- Community: Religious: Methodist Episcopal christian methodist episcopal Back to Religious Centers NORTHEAST First ChristianMethodist Episcopal 2727 Civic Center Dr. North Las Vegas, NV http://www.reviewjournal.com/community/religious/cme.html

>> Search the site COMMUNITY Chat Community Link ... Teens CHANNEL DIRECTORY Auto Guide Books Community Coupons ... Jobs at the R-J CHRISTIAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Back to Religious Centers NORTHEAST First Christian Methodist Episcopal 2727 Civic Center Dr. North Las Vegas, NV Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, 11:30 a.m. To to be listed in this directory, please send an e-mail . Include the name of the church/synagogue/mosque, denomination, street address, phone number and service times. Nevada News Sports Business Living ... Privacy Statement

50. Christian Chapel CME Church - Internet Outreach Ministry The christian methodist episcopal denomination was formerly known as the ColoredMethodist Episcopal denomination. Learn about Jesus Black Ancestors http://www.godonthe.net/cme/

Christian Chapel CME Temple of Faith INTERNET OUTREACH MINISTRY URL: www.Temple-of-Faith.org "Where is the main attraction." John 3:16: (NIV) "For G od so loved the world that He gave His one and o nly s on, that whoever believes in Him [Jesus] shall not p erish but have e ternal l ife ." Romans 10:9: (NIV) "if you confess with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord,' and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved ." O UR M ISSION: T HE G REAT C OMMISSION Matthew 28:19-20a: (NIV) "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." Major Christian Doctrines Spiritual Gifts Analysis After You Die The God Who Provides Unless otherwise indicated, materials on this site are not official pronouncements of the CME denomination or of Christian Chapel.

51. History Of The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church History of the christian methodist episcopal (CME) Church The next day theyorganized the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in America the CME http://www.godonthe.net/cme/history/cme_hist.htm

History of the Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church If you have information on the history of a historic CME church or Conference or significant historical events of interest to CME members, please e-mail specifics. (Don't send just a list of your church's pastors and dates when you changed locations.) It was Thursday morning. The black preacher rose from his prayers. He went outside and saddled his horse for the familiar ride into town. That morning his soul was filled with eager anticipation. He would not, as he had on so many other occasions, guide his horse to Liberty Street where the Colored church was located. Rather, he would head toward 2nd Street to the white church. On that day, the preacher was on his way to join 40 other African American men representing eight Annual Conferences of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. They were coming to establish their own church. The town was Jackson, Tennessee. The date was December 15. The year was 1870. That evening they devoted themselves to prayer and commitment to God. The next day they organized the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in America the CME Church. The preacher was Isaac Lane. Slavery Lane and those who gathered with him had been slaves. Indeed it had been scarcely five years since the Civil War had set them free. Slavery was the forcible capture of Africans in their native land, their horrible voyage across the Atlantic to America, and their servile status and inhumane treatment as chattel property (the same as horses, cattle, furniture, etc.) It began with twenty slaves brought to Jamestown, Virginia in 1619 as indentured servants. (Indentured servants were people, often Europeans, who agreed to work for seven years in exchange for passage to America.) It ended with Lee's surrender to Grant in 1865. For more than 250 years slaves provided the labor on the cotton plantations, tobacco farms, cane brakes, and rice paddies of the South. More than 20 million Africans were bought and sold as American slaves. At the beginning of the Civil War, there were almost 4 million slaves in America.

52. Russell Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, Durham, North Carolina Russell Memorial christian methodist episcopal Church, Durham, North Carolina featuring current and future events, excerpts from sermons, special programs http://www.russellmemorial.com/

703 South Alston Avenue Durham, North Carolina 27701 Dr. Lloyd L. Watkins Sr., Pastor Phone: (919) 682-2523 Fax: (919) 956-7985 About Russell Affiliate Organizations Announcements and Special Events Biblical Searches ... Meet the Pastor Take Flight - RMF

53. Crossmap Christian Directory :: Christian Methodist Episcopal First christian methodist episcopal Anchorage, Alaska. Usher s Temple ChristianMethodist Episcopal Church Fort Valley, Georgia. http://dir.crossmap.com/Church_and_Denominations/Denominations/Methodist/Christi

var sc_project=373589; var sc_partition=1; var sc_invisible=1; Home Search Christianity Web September 7, 2005 Directory Church and Denominations Denominations Methodist ... Add Site Web Sites A Plain Account of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in America 1887 book explains the history and structure of the C.M.E. Church. http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/hamiltonf/menu.html Autobiography and Work of Bishop M. F. Jamison, D.D. Illustrated. "Uncle Joe" Jamison was born into slavery in Georgia, and became a bishop in the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. http://docsouth.unc.edu/neh/jamison/menu.html Autobiography of Bishop Isaac Lane, L.L.D. Illustrated. Includes historical information on the C.M.E. Church. Book published in 1916. http://docsouth.unc.edu/lane/menu.html Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Official site offering calendar, bishops, heritage, publishing house, store, boards, districts and churches. http://www.c-m-e.org CME Communications Network News posts and articles about evangelism, education, and prayer. http://www.cnetweb.org/cme_network.htm

54. WTLN Church Directory Search - Christian Methodist Episcopal Churches christian methodist episcopal. Directory for People. Space. Carter Tabernacle CME ..407295-4931 http://www.wtln.com/directory/churches/churches_cme.html

Christian Methodist Episcopal Carter Tabernacle C M E .....................................................407-295-4931 1 South Cottage Hill Road, Orlando 32805 Friendship CME Church ......................................................352-343-4994 29608 Camp Rd, Tavares Mt Olive C M E Church ........................................................407-425-7303 PO Box 555945, 745 Woods Avenue, Orlando 32855 AM 950 WTLN AM 1520 WHIM Discovery G-Biz Unlimited ... Top

55. Mount Zion Christian Methodist Episcopal Church At ForMinistry.com - Introductio Welcome to Our Church! Mount Zion christian methodist episcopal Church 314 LeeRoad, 294 Smiths, AL 36877 Ph. (334) 2984000 http://www.forministry.com/36877mzcmec

Mount Zion Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 314 Lee Road, 294 Smiths, AL 36877 Ph. (334) 298-4000 What's Here: When you are in the Smiths/Phenix City,Alabama or Columbus,Georgia Area, please feel free to drop by. Our doors are always open and you are Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. Our mission is to become a Church where Christians may offer themselves as volunteers in the work of God. To provide an opportunity and a challenge to find your place, to be minds through which Christ can think, hands through which Christ can lift, faces through which He can smile, voices through which He can talk and sing and examples through which others can be led in the Way. Bible study is 7:00 PM every Wednesday Evening. Please call the church at 334-298-4000. Introduction A Message From Our Pastor Ministries Youth ... See Map

56. Mt. Pisgah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church - Home Mt. Pisgah christian methodist episcopal Church invites you to join us on 2ndand 4th Sundays for a spiritually uplifting praise and worship experience. http://www.forministry.com/USTXCMEPCMPCME

Mt. Pisgah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Home News Services About Us ... Login "For With God All Things Are Possible" Mt. Pisgah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church invites you to join us on 2nd and 4th Sundays for a spiritually uplifting praise and worship experience.  We are dedicated to building the kingdom of God, and believe equipping powerful families builds powerful churches, and powerful churches affect communities.  If you are searching for a church home in a rural community that is committed to operating in the will of God, and equipping saints for ministry, Mt. Pisgah CME church is the church for you.   We invite you to come and share in the abundance of God's power, grace, and love!  The Mount Pisgah CME family proudly welcomes its new pastor, Rev. Linda Bell. Rev. Linda Bell, Pastor Daily Bible Reading No reading for today. ( more We are located at: 239 Shelton Street Jacksboro, Texas 76458 barnett_linda@hotmail.com "There is no need to worry when God is our refuge and strength" Web tools and hosting powered by ForMinistry , a service of the

57. Trinity Christian Methodist Episcopal Church - Home Trinity christian methodist episcopal Church. Home Greetings and PersonalThoughts Worship Services Ministries Catch the Vision! About the Pastor http://www.trinitycme.org/

Trinity Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Home Greetings and Personal Thoughts Worship Services Ministries ... Login Experience the Feeling, Celebrate the Experience, Share the Celebration! 511 Northwest  4th Street P.O.Box 03127 Miami, FL 33128 Office Phone: [305] 373-7162 Fax: [305] 579-0013 trinity@trinity-c-m-e-church.info Trinity seeks to be a church where one can Experience, Celebrate, and Share God as an individual and in corporate worship. [Act 3:1-16] Experience the Feeling of how God can and will transform your life! Celebrate the Experience of how God has changed your life! Share the Celebration in the way you live your new life! Web tools and hosting powered by ForMinistry , a service of the American Bible Society Progress

58. Trinity Christian Methodist Episcopal Church - Pastor Trinity christian methodist episcopal Church. Experience the Feeling, Celebratethe Experience, Share the Celebration! http://www.trinitycme.org/pastor.dsp

Trinity Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Experience the Feeling, Celebrate the Experience, Share the Celebration! Home Greetings and Personal Thoughts Worship Services Ministries ... lhargrowsr@sprintmail.com Ask the Pastor a Question Email: Question: Rev. Dr. Lynn Hargrow, Sr. Born: September 28, 1960 [Huntsville, AL] Married: Mrs. Laschelle [Wallace] Hargrow, 2 children Lynn, Jr.; Laschelle Simone Education: Joliet Public Schools, Joliet, IL 1978 Joliet Jr. College - Associates of Arts degree 1980 Eastern Illinois University - Bachelors of Science [Physical Education] 1982 Phillips School of Theology/ITC - Masters of Divinity [Christian Education] 1985 Chicago Theological Seminary - Doctor of Ministry [Christian Education] 1989 Ministerial: Licensed to preach - 1979 St. Marks C.M.E. Church, Joliet, IL Ordained - 1983[Deacons,] 1984[Elders] Full Connection - 1985 Supply Pastor - Trinity C.M.E. Church, Gainesville, GA 1983-1984 Bray Temple C.M.E. Church, Chicago, IL 1985-1994 St. Mathews C.M.E. Church, Wichita, KS 1994-1999 Trinity C.M.E. Church, Miami, FL 1999-present

59. Saint John Christian Methodist Episcopal Church The Saint John christian methodist episcopal Church is committed to teaching andmaking disciples for Christ and spreading the good news through Evangelism, http://www.stjohncmecdc.org/

Join our mailing list: "It does not yet appear what we shall become." Home About Us Ministries News and Events ... Contact Us Rev. Wardell Bonner, Pastor Rev. Dr. H. Patricia Jones, Presiding Elder Rev. Charles L. Helton, Presiding Prelate Welcome! We greet you in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The Saint John Christian Methodist Episcopal Church is committed to teaching and making disciples for Christ and spreading the good news through Evangelism, Bible Study, Outreach Programs, Sunday School and Worship services. Feel free to search our site for resources that will help you, your family, your church and your community. We want you to take hold of what God has for you. May God Bless You All, Pastor and Mrs. Bonner Children's Day Celebration Sunday, June 12th, 2005 God blessed us with a beautiful day as we held a day long celebration of our children. They participated in many ways to help make the worship service service a wonderfully moving experience. To see clips of Nina's Senior Speech, click the icons below:

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Skip to Main Content Back to Listings Business Profile Business Owners: Create a FREE Business Profile Save Print Update ... What's Nearby Russell Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 703 S Alston Ave, Durham, NC 27701 map driving directions phone: http://www.russellmemorial.com We Are A Church With A Message For You Specialties: Seniors,Scouting,Basketball,Transportation Available,Sunday School Additional Information: SCOUTING, CHEERLEADING Appears in the Categories: Churches Christian Churches Methodist Churches Hours of Operation: 8 Am-10:45 Am Sun. Data provided by one or more of the following: Verizon Directories Corp., Acxiom Amacai , or lawyers.com Keyword browse or Business Name Location (City, State, or ZIP) Search Tips Home Yellow Pages People Pages ... Careers at SuperPages var SA_ID="verpix;verpix";

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